If your store's products, categories, customers, ez-pages, etc, use ANY non-english-characters, then DO NOT DO THAT, else you'll find all your database content will contain odd annoying symbols where those characters were originally found.Originally Posted by worldmaker
If your database contains strictly english-only characters and no extended-character symbols, (ie: not even TM or (c) symbols), then the raw data-hacking approach you described may work if executed perfectly.
USE WITH EXTREME CAUTION!!!!
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Re: Your database appears to need patching to a higher level.
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